At some point last fall I decided I wanted a large woolen shawl. So I cut a 60"x 60" square from a gray and red plaid wool and started fringing the edges. I'm still not done fringing that shawl. I've not been very good at sticking with it. I tend to work on it as the fancy strikes me, then set it aside and not touch it for weeks at a time. Anyway, very early in this shawl-making venture, I decided I wanted to make a matching bonnet from the remainder of the plaid wool. Well, maybe not…

I absolutely LOVE making stuff. Getting busy making props and costumes is one of my favorite things to do when I’m not doing shoots or something related to editing or computer work. Something about taking an idea and turning it into something that is real and tangible is just so nice. This week I

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Modern witch hat beautifully decorated with fine details of florals, accents, ribbons, beads and trims. An owl sits upon a bed of woodland accents and trims. One-of-a-kind design that's perfect for a costume, Renaissance Faire, cosplay or your own flair! Woodland boho-style, cottage core, kitchen or garden witch, fairy...many more! One size fits most, comfortable, breathable, soft, stretchable knit blend. Brim can be shaped as desired. Head 57cm = 22.44" Brim 5cm = 1.97" (may be small…

Please Select Size.This has been a project I've been working on your some time now. I was lucky enough to get an antique straw braid machine that is over 100 years old! After some tinkering, I'm starting to get the hang of the old curmudgeon. The straw on this hat is beautiful! Its got an open sca

After last October when I posted my friend Sarah’s How to Make Your Very Own Fabulous Witch Hat, I made my own witch hat with fabric and craft remnants for my Loblolly Pine Witch costume.…